Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11
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-PfctureaQns Ireland a. the 0psfa
House this eraning.
Mis- Hamlin will deliver her inlarest.
ing filnstrHle1 lecture q fryo'a Opera
Hoaae this evsning.
The ship Spartan sailed 81 npon On Sun.
0aF for San Francisco taking MI tons q
Black Diamond co2l
A maxTiaRo license vs. Issued yester-
day % Andrew OKLA and Ml11 laxzie ~.
BnAftu. q South Prairie.
The stsaner ekngit Chies ala not mako
haf usual sunday trlp, o. account e. -
para being made % her pump
Ths rausainn q b. q. Sheppard, the I'M
fnRtnnafn man who walked overheard and
was drowned Friday niRh1 were buried
frum q. Q. 8hoFsy's undertaking eHinD'
lishmsnt On Sunday.
On rsturnin9 from the pse9 room g ths
oflos, with the forms Of the daily Times.
the bog In charge Of the wagon allowed
one Of them @ slip on the pattern On
fronf street. and pie"
A nan named William Adams VS. A..
rested Sunday for taking an oFercoas
from Charles NoreGnn's aaieons ana 1ea.
teFday P0lios Justice sodesb. sentsnced
aim % Q term IN tne county jail,
w. 4 uswellya. e d Andsrson.
Be1 4. j. IichfsnbarR. kills Mnrfleon
and A. b. LIewsilyn. yesterday .hled
notices q oisims in tho Eummis mining
oistxics. King County.
Hiliory Butler viii soon commence the
construction Of q large frame uu ldlnE On
his property corner Eeoead and James
streets. some Of ar. Buffers ff1onde are
urging him 70 sabaytute brick. bus have
g lAr nel succeeded IN inducing him 20
Change his mind.
The schooner Mary Parker arrived on
Sunday from he ouasry VIII lie tons ,,
the Tesler block. she has been charter
Cd 10 take q return cargo o. l0EKlnK
trucks and powder 70 Blhnchara'n log
ging road On The kamish.
The sseamshiD wilmington 4 under the
shutaa leading; the ship w. II. Macy VIII
satl n . couple Of dayA viii . Tho HaE1aR
k5rotheFE. lynnnoes highland Ligh2 ana
George y. Manson each have more er les
coal aboard. and e. Mr.. Bal would say,
ARE IN process Ct loading
Philip Mccarthy, whils walking along
Railroad avenue. sunday egoning, whero
the plaEking bad been removed during
The work On the railroad. fell. owing 70
the utter darkness Is that Place. striking
his forehead viulenfly against enc % the
tea His injury y painful bus probably
not soxiuua.
The funeral Of the late Rehsrt Ray Of
snohomlsh County, who died g Rtoyi-
dence Hospital On saturday froM the
inR IN the woods On tho knohcmioh River.
took place ae the Baptist church yeatef-
DAY Afternoon. The funeral eorIno0 WaB
preached by Rev ID. J. Pie7ce.
Tie was white dog. he a now 70
ferred % IN the most pathetic past teneo.
for TtRe u dead. a severe attack Of dis
temper and . big polk soulAn with 70
vofSer were TOO much for ligo. and that
f.s S'ny rs VA oSoss 1 sosss6,sa Ths ~sels
affair happened yesterday nftornoon,
Tia raanins of an old man were found
IN the woods at the head ct the bar. near
the slaughter house, last Sunday ~ y me
boys who were ouE hunting, and the fact
was reported % G sroner q. U. Root. who 81
once waited thoacene. He found the body
very muen deoomposod. Around tho
neck was . piece Of strong cora enoet
eighteen inchns Iona, and the man had evil
dently coma Eohis acath b. strnngulntion.
In his pocket was found an old comb ana
Is 50 Ia oain. There Was nothing on the
person by which Il ooulo Be tdontinoot
aad the coroner ordered the bones buried
on the poor farm.
An Alaska Indian, named Jim Davis.
who speaks good Engiish. wal brought
IN from Mukiltee on sunday, with . bull
lei hole through his shoulder. He eayn he
formerly w5rked ~ Port Biakeiy, but
Quit 70 work on ths seine for the Mukii-
tee cAnnery nrm. On Saturday night
while sleeping Ia q boat, tive white men
came and ordered him 70 gst out - they
wanted tocome 90 seattle. Davis refused,
and one OF the man dew 3 revolver snn
Bhot him through the shoulder. de ID q
Providence Hospital. The wound 10 eeri-
oua. but not necessarily fatal.